Kenan Dogulu, the Turkish representative at this year�s Eurovision Song Contest, kicks off his promo tour this coming Saturday in Amsterdam. Esctoday.com is happy to present, first, Kenan fans all over Europe with his full promo tour schedule. Kenan has signed a sponsoship agreement with Turkcell, the largest Turkish telecom company. Part of the deal is that Kenan will perform over twenty concerts, many of them for charity as part of the Kardelen project.

Kenan has an extensive promo tour planned before Helsinki. His fans can expect to see him inthe following cities :
Amsterdam March 31
Brussels April 14
Paris April 15
Berlin April 21
Zurich April 22
ViennaApril 28
London April 29
Dusseldorf April 30

When it became publicly known that Kenan Dogulu would represent Turkey at the 52nd Eurovision Song Contest, the artist received numerous sponsorship proposals. Kenan, who had not co-operated with any company outside his concert tours for fifteen years, was sceptical about the proposals as he wanted to be very careful if he was to associate his name with a particular brand. Kenan has agreed with the sponsorship proposal of Turkcell, the largest telecommunication company in Turkey. In co-operation with Turkcell the artist will give more than twenty concerts, including many concerts for charity. Turkcell is currently supporting the Kardelen project which helps students in Eastern Turkey. Turkish diva Sezen Aksu, one of Kenan’s best friends is also supporting the project.

Kenan will compose a single and play in the commercials of the company, singing the song Cani sikilan adam (The man who is bored). The artist said that he is happy with the co-operation of such a strong company and that he believes they will accomplish successful and amusing projects together.

Kenan’s Amsterdam concert
On Saturday 31^st of March Kenan will give a concert in the big entertainment park The Sand in Amsterdam. After releasing ten successful albums in his career, the artist has finished his most recent album Festival. At his concert he will sing songs from Festival, as well as from his previous albums. Kenan fans will also have the chance to hear Turkey's 2007 Eurovision song Shake it up shekerim live. Tickets cost 25 euros and can be bought at www.33events.com

Esctoday.com will be there, covering the concert and the press conference for our readers.